Lydsto PC03 review: a cordless robot for the pool floor

How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through 69 owner ratings.

Lydsto PC03 Smart Cordless Robotic Pool Cleaner
Quick verdict

A cordless pool robot that cleans the floor and parks itself at the wall when the battery runs down, for around ₱8,500. Lydsto publishes no runtime or suction figure for this model, so buy on the concept, not the spec sheet.

At a glance

BrandLydsto
TypeRobotic pool cleaner
Price₱8,500 (as of Aug 9, 2026)
Shopee owner rating4.9 ★ from 69 Shopee ratings
ShopLydsto Official Store
Units sold223

Specifications

Specs per the Philippine Shopee listing; Lydsto does not publish a full PC03 datasheet.

TypeRobotic pool cleaner
PowerCordless, rechargeable battery
CleaningSuction cleaning of the pool floor
ParkingSelf-parking at the pool wall when the battery runs low
SuctionNot specified
RuntimeNot specified for this model

Pros and cons

✓ Pros

  • Cordless, so there is no hose or floating cable to untangle
  • Parks itself at the wall when the battery runs down, so you are not fishing it out
  • Backed by Lydsto's own Shopee store rather than a reseller

✗ Cons

  • Lydsto publishes no runtime or suction figure for the PC03
  • Cleans the pool floor, so walls and waterline still need brushing by hand
  • A filter basket that needs rinsing after every run

The Lydsto PC03 is a cordless robotic pool cleaner: drop it in, and it drives around the pool floor collecting leaves, sand, and grit, then parks itself at the wall when the battery runs down. Around ₱8,500 from Lydsto’s own store.

What does it actually clean?

The floor of the pool, and that is the honest scope. It collects settled debris into a filter basket as it drives. Walls, steps, and the waterline are not part of the job, so a brush stays in your maintenance routine.

That is still the part worth automating. Leaves and grit on the bottom are what clog a filter and eat chlorine, and skimming a floor by hand with a pole is slow, awkward work. Taking that off the list is most of the value.

The cordless design is the other half. Corded and hose-driven cleaners come with a float line that tangles and has to be walked around the pool. This one has neither, so setting it going is a matter of putting it in the water.

Self-parking is a small feature that matters more than it sounds. When the charge runs out, it drives to the side and stops against the wall, so you hook it out from the edge instead of reaching into the deep end for it.

What does Lydsto not tell you?

More than we would like, and it is the main mark against this listing.

There is no published runtime for the PC03, and no suction figure. Lydsto’s other cordless pool cleaners quote around 70 minutes, but that is a different model and we will not transfer a number across. If your pool is large, ask the seller for the runtime before ordering, because a cleaner that stops halfway is a real problem.

Practical upkeep: the filter basket needs rinsing after every run, and in a garden pool during rainy season that means often.

Is the Lydsto PC03 sulit?

Around ₱8,500 as of August 9, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. If it runs three years, an assumption rather than a published figure, that is about ₱54 a week, set against the pool service or the hours of pole work it replaces.

For anyone who currently cleans a pool floor by hand, the arithmetic is easy: one or two skipped service visits covers it. It is backed by Lydsto’s own Shopee store rather than a reseller, and 4.9 from 69 raters is a reasonable body of feedback for a product in this category.

Who the Lydsto PC03 suits

Buy this if you have a home pool with a flat floor, you are tired of working a pole around it, and you accept that walls and waterline stay a manual job. It is the right choice for regular upkeep between proper cleans.

Skip it if you needed wall and waterline cleaning, or if your pool is large enough that an unpublished runtime is a gamble you would rather not take.

For the rest of our cleaning coverage, see the home improvement section.

If the Lydsto PC03 is not right

We do not yet cover another pool cleaner, so the honest comparison is with the floor robots indoors. If it is your house floors rather than your pool that need automating, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S40 Pro is our top pick at around ₱15,200, and the ILIFE A30 Pro adds a self-emptying dock for around ₱9,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it clean the pool walls and waterline?

No. The PC03 is a floor cleaner: it drives across the bottom of the pool collecting leaves, sand, and settled debris. Walls, steps, and the waterline scum ring still need brushing by hand, or a different class of machine. If a wall-climbing robot is what you pictured, this is not it.

How long does it run on a charge?

Lydsto does not publish a runtime for the PC03 specifically, which is our main complaint about the listing. Other cordless cleaners in Lydsto's range quote around 70 minutes, but we will not transfer a figure from a different model. Ask the seller for the runtime before ordering if pool size is a concern.

What does self-parking mean?

When the battery runs low, the robot drives to the side of the pool and stops against the wall instead of dying in the middle of the deep end. You hook it out from the edge rather than fishing for it. On a cordless machine with no cable to pull, that is a genuinely useful behaviour.

Does it replace the pool filter or chemicals?

No, and nothing does. It removes settled debris so your filter and chlorine are not fighting a floor covered in leaves and grit, which makes both work better. Water chemistry is still a separate job.

Researched by Sofia Meneses · Written by Gabriel Manalo · Published Aug 9, 2026 · Updated Sep 12, 2026 · How we review

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